Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1951 — Page 26
though it's the country
But the district commissioners ave figured out one economy for i. visits of state. That's in e key-to-our-city department. Every noted visitor gets a big, inc To suitably inscribed, It soks impressive as all get-out. is, the keys are made whole~out of zinc at the Lorton tory, then painted with tor paint to look like gold. to the District of Columbia: -five cents per key.
. | Incidentally, this guy Plaza is| y the only head of state .the world who ever sold apples pn a New York street corner. i That was shortly after Galo nished his education at MaryUniversity. His pa figured would do the kid good to make own way for a while and so went up to New York and ended up pushing Mclntoshes. n he went: back to Ecuador d soon wound up as Ambassaior to the United States.
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HERE'S how hush-hush Gen. ge OC. Marshall's trip to was: Mrs. Anthony Mee, whose husband, Gen. | fcAuliffe, went along with the | Defense Secretary, says the first she knew ahout their trip 3 when she read it in the
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= ~~ 1 am) 7 the air with a loud “Yeeow."” garters.
CHIANA, wife of the Italian Am- ment of Slasping. lsure walks at an awful tret.” bassador, speaks English pretty
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invite her to a party, Signorina| spout 30,000 people will he on| Works for such outfits as the Tarchiani would look down 8adly hand for the event. The whole Research Institute of Ameriea, at her arm in its heavy cast and mexas delegation in Congress,| Inc, and the Jewelry Research
reply, “I'm sorry, but I'm plas-|with their wives, and all the ¥oundation.
tered.” |Texas correspondents will bel ni 2. 8 transported to the launching site| SWEDISH EMBASSY won
party the Peruvian Ambassador!ang revelry unconfined. 'greatest manufacturer of wooden
{and Senora Fernando Bercke-| # nn =» /matehes, the, Embassy tables of-
meyer gave for their daughter, LOOKS like Gen. Ike KEisen- fer only tha® kind, although
Zoila. {hower and George Allen, the ex- little smaller than the kitchen The hosts® served the stuff up White House jester, are going to!variety ... Senate Secretary Les in big silver bowls set out on two turn a profit on their adjoining Biffle says Mrs. Biffle is doing buffets, one inside and one out-ifarms up Gettysburg way. The fine with her French lessons, “She
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side. And although the free-load- farms are run eco-operatively by ers ate their fill, the supply held/a major general named Arthur out until guitting time, Nevins, and Mr. Allen says the Besides the caviar, there were general must be doing OK “bebig platters of smoked salmon|cause we gave him some money and sandwiches, plus champagne, ito start him off in April and he Scotch and bourbon, For a gag, hasn't asked for any more yet.”
A TEXAN got stung at’ the| RWVEN if he has got several British Embassy's birthday party imiilion dollars, Sen. Bob Kerr of for King George VI but he was! Oklahoma knows how fo act like nice about it and refused to makein real man of the people — in it an international incident. case the Democrats are looking It happened to Rep. George for a new vite presidential can-
stopped to shake hands with Sir! While every other male spent = Oliver Franks, the British Am-ihalf the day delling up for the = bassador, and Mrs. Franks, When [birthday party of King George + Lady Franks held out her hand, VI at the British Embassy, Sen. Wis Rep. Mahon grabbed eagerly-— Ker showed up in a baggy blue then jumped about three feet into sult and slopy white sox without
Quote of the Week: Leon some production; Henderson, former boss of at home with a broken arm-—|wphen Mrs, Tom Connally, wife of . OPA: “I am still the best rumbut for a time some of her friends iy, Senator from Texas, christens| ba dancer for my age — 56 — worried that she was in deeper|in, new liner, United States, at and my weight—200—in Wash-
Newport News, Va. next BSat-| ington.” Leon now calls himself For whenever they called her to, .qa |» “consulting economist,”
1 PEOPLE shoveled down caviar in a special tfain. At noon there'll hav&ianything to do with those till it was coming out of their he a swank luncheon with Mrs, [new-fangled book matches of ears at that elegant coming-out Connally as the guest of honor Ours. Shce Sweden is world's
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ONE. OF THE famous food items in this town is the open sandwich of chicken and duckiihe FSA building. put out by the F Street Club . , .|
Beat Missouri ham is found at the Marian Summer Term diggings of Judge Bennett Champ Clark, son of the late Speaker | of the Hduse . . , Pakistan women Summer school at Marian Col-. don’t wear saris; their outfit looks prety ke tie Indian atfaip classes in 11 fields offered by|
Allen Poe is a Senate page boy.
Orleans correspondent , , .| There's also a Daniel Boone . . . {Parr Johnson, an official of ECA, a cake dumped in his lap at| French and Spanish 1anguage and a birthday party for Ruth Montgomery, head of the Women's National Press Club.
isit To Cost D.C. A Bright Penny Visit To Cos nC. rig enny greets me every morning,” says Comdr. Charles Black, soon will Les, “by saying ‘Bon jour, dear.’ ” move into a Cape Cod cottage . + » Mike DiSalle’s four daughters a-building just outside the D, C.
have plenty of dates—the boys| limits. come from Pop's office,
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